I am a front-end developer in San Diego, California. I previously worked as a front-end developer intern at Our National Conversation, and more recently as a front-end developer volunteer on the Lead Team at Hack for LA. I love bringing things to life on the web and enjoy building websites and applications for others to use. And although I have a diverse set of skills involving both front-end and back-end technologies, my main passion is front-end development. I also love helping fellow coders and developers, and have written articles on various topics related to coding on Medium and on my blog, CoderGuides, as well as helped those who have reach out to me with questions. Feel free to check out my projects and connect with me!

I am currently looking for a front-end developer position. Contact me if you'd like to discuss potential opportunities or just say hi!

Front-end

My front-end skills include HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React. I am also able to use other tools and technologies like CSS Modules, Material UI, and Bootstrap to create user-friendly and responsive web applications. Some of the front-end applications and websites that I've built are The Twilight Zone API documentation site and The Shoppies, which can be found in the projects section of my website.

Back-end

My coding interests extend beyond the front-end. Some technology and technical skills in my back-end toolbelt include Node, Express, NPM, REST, MongoDB, and Sanity CMS. An example application highlighting some of my back-end skills is The Twilight Zone API, which can be found in the projects section of my website. Head on over and try making some HTTP requests on the original Twilight Zone television series.

Full-stack

My skill set and experience extends to full-stack applications, which means creating and developing a fully operational application, server and all, from scratch. I have developed applications using the MERN stack and RESTful routes. One example full-stack MERN application that I've developed includes Lucky Student, which can be found in the projects sections of my website.